How about Changzhou Buller Machinery Company? Is there a future for undergraduates to go in?

Undergraduate courses are generally engaged in feed technology (it has nothing to do with machinery, so if you want to jump ship, hehe! )。 Or go to the construction site to be a supervisor (the so-called construction site manager, sleep on the floor, eat by himself, and come back for the New Year 365 days a year. Don't consider mechanical design in undergraduate course. The mechanical design of the company only needs graduate students. I got it in a month and practiced for six months, about 1800. Turn positive around 2700. There is no overtime pay for overtime work, so you can only take a vacation. Can you adjust the mood of the leader? In the words of the company's internal leaders, these living college students can do it. Why undergraduates? Because undergraduates want to climb up, in fact, you can only be promoted. . . .